Wednesday, 13th August 2008
Upcoming Tide Storm
by Gerry Pacher
An extreme low tide situation and an upcoming thunderstorm (with heavy snow/rain) were the creator of this surreal scene. That's Brittany pure!
Some technical Information:
- Canon 1ds Mark III
- Canon 16-35mm F2.8 (at 16mm)
- ISO 200
- f20
- 1/60
- developed in Lightroom 2.0
Equipment: Canon 1ds Mark III
Gerry Pacher
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Upcoming Tide Storm by Gerry Pacher was photo of the day on Wednesday, 13th August 2008. It is tagged Coast, Sea, Sky, Storms. You can leave a comment below.
20 Comments
charly heavenrich
Wonderful work, Gerry. Very striking and individualistic.
Charly
G.
wonderful!
maher diab
Wooooooow Beautiful….
this looks like a scene from Lord Of the Ring….
so Magical & Dark,
i love it… great job!
& it wont looks weird if we see a giant feet of a big monster, in the first foreground : )
out of this place… 10/10
Anurag
The creator of this surreal scene were not only the weather conditions but you Gerry. Great work. The combination of black and yellow is a very powerful one and here you have used it to great effect.
Your website is testimony to the fact that how prolific and talented you are. Great work.
Ahmed Sharif
fantastic work!!….. amazing DoF and colours!
those clouds are really menacing!
realimage
nice work.
the colours fit wonderful with the earthshot web design…
Pedro Esteves
Simply amazing
planet lover
Excellent choice for photo of the day.
Ellie
Speechless. Show this image to those graphic wizards who do computer generated images on all the latest adventure/sci-fi movies! They will drool!!!!
Makes me think of the planet Mercury at night or at sunset. My imagination has me there already–no movies for me on this one!
Congrats Gerry.
Scott
what makes this truly a great composition is that the mounds of rock in the background break up the horizon into 3 uneven parts that gives it a nice change as you view the photo the only concideration i would make is that the front rock, the mass of that rock is same size if not bigger then the mounds in the back which gives a competing hierarchy desturbance between the two
Marie Dunphy Harding
Eerie & Excellent!
Doll
I love how the yellow spots on the rocks were captured with this low shot
Renee
Very excellent shot..looks very cold and dark and also very spooky! Thank for sharing
Pauline Jones
Good atmosphere.
TomBrooklyn
Looks post-apocalyptic.
Laurie
How unusual! It has a very moody feel to it.
The contrasts in color, shape, and texture are amazing.
You have creatively captured the Work of the Almighty Creator. Thanks!
Jimmy Durso
I’m really impressed with the drama of the sky and the use of black and white (as it appears).
Su
Dark, forbidding scene, wonderful
Renee
Still a chilling shot!
Su
beautiful and menacing at the same time.